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SATURDAY, February 6 8:30 am Daniel & Rose Hurley & Deceased Family Members Memorial 4:00 pm William Walsh Anniversary

SUNDAY, February 7 8:00 am Sunday Mass 10:00 am Mass of Thanksgiving 12:00 pm Sunday Mass 5:15 pm Sacred Heart Parish MONDAY, February 8 8:30 am Daily Mass TUESDAY, February 9 8:30 am Glen & Mary Horton Memorial WEDNESDAY, February 10 8:30 am Mass of Thanksgiving 7:30 pm Ash Wednesday Mass THURSDAY, February 11 8:30 am Lawrence Nevin & Deceased Family Members Anniversary FRIDAY, February 12 8:30 am Joseph Matarazzo Anniversary SATURDAY, February 13 8:30 am Anne Lea Jacques 5th Anniversary 4:00 pm Joseph & Carmela Celata Anniversary SUNDAY, February 14 8:00 am Sunday Mass 10:00 am Marriage & Engagement Mass 12:00 pm Sunday Mass 5:15 pm Robert & Bobby Sutherby

Those we know and love who share in Christ’s suffering through illness: Lucy Algere Knox - Yaritza Baerga - Heidi Barbuto - Danielle

Broderick - Evelyn Broderick - Francisca Cruz - Fran Dolan

- Christine Carroll - Kathleen Durepo - Robert Federico - Ga-

briela Gonzalez - James Gordon - Eleanor Havey - Chet Havey -

Ruth Harzbecker - Jane & Paul Heanue - Candy Hickey - Rich-

ard Fraser - Ed Girvan - Andres Hernandez - Ileana Thompson

- Anthony Iarrobino - Christopher Keegan - Mary Kearns - Car-

mine Lavoi - Jessica Lopez-Hernandez - Robert Lynch - Barba-

ra McAveeney - Jennifer McGoldrick - Helen Kearns Moffie -

Bridget Mulkerrin - Joseph Mutascio - Genevieve Norton -

Jahaidy Nova - John Reilly - Evelyn Shanahan - Ernst & Yvrose

Toussaint - Midge Whelan.

May Christ heal all their ills.

Mass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass IntentionsMass Intentions From the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s DeskFrom the Pastor’s Desk

LENT: Turn back to God! This is about the earliest for Lent to begin. This Wednesday is Ash Wednesday. Please join us to start the 40 days of Lent with this service of ashes. Each year our whole church sets aside this time to turn back to God. We do three things during lent. We pray, we sacrifice or ‘fast’ and we do good works. Pick up the booklet we are providing for Lent. You can find many activities for Lent in our parish program. The point of the forty days of Lent is to turn back to God. Prayer comes in many forms. Come to Mass during the week; take time to visit the Lord in Church; pray a rosary each day; read a psalm from the Bible each day; come to confess your sins; set time apart in your day for morning prayer, evening prayer. Sacrifice or give up something you like. As children we ‘gave up sweets, candy or desserts; what is something you like, food? Internet? Sacrifices connect with the suffering of Christ; use the Rice Bowl daily to save money for the hungry people in the world. Works of Mercy open our hearts. Visit the sick in your family; feed people who are hungry; Lis-ten to the lonely; welcome the stranger; teach the children their faith; assist people who are seeking to believe in God. Take on one of these activities so that you can begin to turn back to God.

Msgr. Frank Kelley

Ash Wednesday is this Wednesday, February 10. Ashes will be distributed at Masses at 8:30 am and 7:30 pm and at a service at 3 pm. All services will be held in the lower church.

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OUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHEOUR PARISH TITHE Our project for generosity needs some help. Would you be able to help? We need some parish members to help find opportunities for Sacred Heart community to help oth-ers. Please contact me if you can help. Also, do you have a charity to recommend to us? Please let me know what or to whom we can be of help in the weeks to come. Fr. Kelley

01/03/16 St. Francis House Shelter 01/10/16 Pro Life Legal Defense Fund 01/17/16 Catholic Schools Collection (second collection)

01/24/16 Church in Latin America 01/31/16 Sacred Heart Boy Scout Troop 7 02/07/16 Utility & Energy Collection (second collection)

02/14/16 CatholicTV 02/21/16 Bikes not Bombs 02/28/16 Rosie’s Place

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PARISH STEWARDSHIP Thank you for your generous support and response to our follow-up on the increased giving campaign. Fr. Kelley

ALL VOLUNTEERS

Volunteers who are in contact with children or the elderly are required to complete a CORI form each year. If you have not done so already please come to the rectory office to fill out the form. Please remember to bring a government issued photo ID and your social security number which will be necessary to complete the CORI form.

Charitable Contributions and Federal Tax Laws Due to changes in the federal tax laws for charitable contributions, parishioners who itemize deductions on Schedule A of their tax returns will not be able to deduct contributions to Sacred Heart Parish without a bank record or a parish contribu-tion statement. If you take your donations to the parish as a tax deduction, then we ask that you use the envelope system or join in the direct deposit program ParishPay which we offer. The parish is not able to track a cash contribution that is not placed in a par-ish envelope. Consult your tax advisor with questions. If you need a statement of your donations for 2015, please contact the rectory office.

STEWARDSHIP Stewardship involves a willingness to give from the very core of who we are and what we have; from substance rather than abundance.

Pre Cana Marriage Preparation Are you getting married or know someone who is? Sacred Heart Parish is offering a marriage preparation program at our par-ish. The program consists of three sessions.

The next sessions will be held on: Sunday, February 28 5:30 to 8:00 pm

Thursday, March 3 7:00 to 9:30 pm

Sunday, March 6 1:30 –6:30 pm

Registration fee is $75 per couple. For more information or to register, please call the rectory office at 617-325-3322 or come into the recto-ry during office hours.

November November November Week 2013 2014 2015

1 9140 7393 9619 2 7664 7800 8456 3 7286 7696 8145 4 7962 6598 8165

(includes Mass offertory and electronic giving via parishpay.com)

5 6734 9247

Parish Tithes for November 2015 (5% of monthly offertory)

St. Vincent de Paul Society 1 $2,964

Campaign for Human Development 2 $436

Wounded Warrior Project 3 $436

Retired Religious Sisters 4 $4,410

$8,682

Italian Home for Children 5 $436

Please welcome into our community the adults on their path to confirmation this Spring:

Nadege Bellame

Kassandra Cabassa Beatrice Hernandez

Pray for them in the coming weeks.

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Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time February 7, 2016

Classes - Spanish Saturday, February 6 Class 10 am

Classes - English Sunday, February 7 Class 11:30 am February 11 7 pm School Cafeteria First Penance Parent Meeting

Confirmation Program Confirmation classes resume February 21 with Opening Mass at 5:15 pm

in lower church followed by class at Sacred Heart School at 6:45 pm

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES &

ENGAGEMENTS Are you celebrating a special anniversary in this year? 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, or 50? Let us know. We would like to include you in our St. Valentine’s wedding cele-bration. Call the rectory and let us know. We will be doing the blessing for all marries couples at the 10 am

Mass on February 14. Also, we are including the young people who are en-gaged and planning a wedding in the year ahead. Please let us know of your interest in this blessing. In-vite your family and friends to join you on the 14th February. Msgr. Frank Kelley

PROJECT COOKIE DOUGH: Many thanks to our won-

derful bakers who made 841 homemade cookies during the month of January - they were wonderful and were very much appreciat-ed by their recipients! Our February batches of cookies will be due a day earlier than usual due to the Washington’s birthday holi-

day—on Sunday, February 14 by 12 noon. New bakers are always welcome! Any questions can be directed to Donna O’Connor at 617-524-4396. Thank you!

Reflection on Luke 5:1-11 Failure is painful. Failure cuts right through my self-confidence. Once I’ve failed at something, I’m reluctant to try again. Can you recall a time when you experienced fail-ure? How did it make you feel? How did you react? Simon Peter, in today’s Gospel, is familiar with failure. When Jesus arrives, Simon is washing his nets after a long, hard night spent fishing and with no fish to show for it. I expect he wants little more than sleep and a good meal. How many nights like this has he experienced? Is he anx-ious about his future, about having enough to get by? Jesus arrives, interrupting these thoughts. After using Simon Peter’s boat to address the crowds, Jesus asks Simon to do again what he’d been doing, unsuccess-fully, all night. I hear exhaustion, skepticism, and embar-rassment in Simon's response. “I’ve already tried, but be-cause you asked, I’ll try again.” To his shock, the nets fill with fish. Immediately his situation is reversed. Instead of having no fish, Simon Peter has so many fish that his boat is in danger of sinking. Yet the greatest surprise is still to come! Jesus uses this miraculous demonstration to invite Simon to join his mission. This Gospel story is most familiar for its conclusion: Simon leaves everything and becomes Jesus’ disciple. But before he could hear this unexpected call, he had to be willing to face his failure and try again, at Jesus’ request. As we look ahead to the beginning of Lent, it is an appro-priate time to think about the ways in which God is calling us to follow Jesus more closely. We may perceive this invi-tation at a time when we feel close to God and are hopeful about the direction in which we are heading. Yet the oppo-site is also possible. God’s invitation may be experienced when we are at a low point: tired, frustrated, and embar-rassed. It may feel like God is asking us to do something pointless. In situations like that, we are faced with two options: We can refuse, saying, “I know better than you do, God.” Or we can say, as Simon did, “I’m hesitant about this, God, but I trust you and at your command I’ll try again.” Do we believe that God can do something new with us,

something unexpected? Do we believe that God can take

our failures and turn them upside down to reveal our truest

calling? Lara Erikson

ANOINTING OF THE SICK “Heal the sick!” Mt 10:8 “Is any among you sick? Let him call the presbyters of the church and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in the name of the Lord.” Jas 5:14

From ancient times the Church has anointed the sick with blessed oil. Over the centuries the anointing of the sick was reserved more and more exclusively for those at the point of death. The Second Vatican Council urged that the Sacra-ment be renewed to include prayer for healing as well as for the remission of sin.

Today the Sacrament of the Sick is given to those who are seriously ill, facing surgery or in danger of death from sick-ness or old age by anointing them on the forehead and hands with blessed oil. ♦ The Sacrament is a gift of the Holy Spirit one of

strengthening, peace and courage to overcome the diffi-culties that go with the illness and frailties of old age.

♦ The Sacrament gives us the strength and gift of uniting oneself more closely to Christ’s Passion.

♦ The Sacrament prepares us for the final journey; it com-

pletes our conformity to the death and resurrection of Christ, just as Baptism began it. Priests are the ministers of the Anointing of the Sick.

VIATICUM “Last Rites” Viaticum is a Latin word which means food for a journey. The church offers those who are about to leave this life the Eucharist as Viaticum. Viaticum is administered by an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion, a deacon or a priest.

We offer this as a reminder to all. Anyone can receive the Sacrament of the sick before going to hospital for a proce3e-dure. This can be done at Mass, or after Mass or at home. You need not wait until the last moments. Our sacraments are to be comfort and courage for those who are ill. If you have more questions please let us know, Msgr. Frank Kelley.

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V DOMINGO del TIEMPO ORDINARIO

1ra. lectura: (Is. 6, 1-2. 3-8) La lectura nos narra la vo-cación del profeta Isaías. Dios purifica los labios del pro-feta para que pueda cumplir su misión. 2da. lectura: (1Corintios 15, 1-11) San Pablo, que se considera indigno y pecador, pero no ha defraudado la gracia que le ha sido concedida, explica cuál ha sido el contenido de su predicación. Evangelio: (Lucas 5, 1-11) La lectura del Evangelio de San Lucas nos refiere una pesca milagrosa. Pedro se con-fiesa pecador. En cambio el Señor llama a Pedro y a sus amigos para hacerlos pescadores de hombres.

San Lucas nos presenta hoy la escena de la pesca mi-lagrosa. Nuestro Señor se halla en el lago y, después de predicar, le dice a Simón Pedro que reme mar adentro y que eche las redes para pescar. Simón era un experto pescador –ése era su oficio- y conocía perfectamente los lugares y las horas más oportunas para ello. Él sabía de sobra que se pesca durante la noche porque las aguas están tranquilas y los peces dormidos. Es más, se habían pasado la noche entera bregando ¡y no habían cogido ni un miserable charal! Y ahora llega este Jesús -todavía no conocía bien Pe-dro a nuestro Señor- y, sin conocer el arte y los gajes del oficio, le dice así, tranquilamente, que eche las redes para pescar… "¡Pero, Señor –le pudo haber dicho Pedro— no es hora de pesca, ni el lugar ni las condiciones son apropiadas!...". Y humanamente te-nía toda la razón. Cuando se callan las palabras de nuestra propia experiencia, de nuestras previsiones y cálculos humanos ("nos hemos pasado toda la noche bregando"); cuando hemos probado la amargura del fracaso o de la desilusión ("no hemos cogido nada"), entonces puede brotar el milagro: "Pero, en tu nom-bre echaré las redes". Esto es lo más maravilloso de todo. Y ya sabemos lo que pasó después. En realidad, éste fue el verdadero milagro: que Pedro haya creído en Cristo y que, cuando todo era ilógico, adverso y contradictorio para la razón, haya aceptado la orden del Señor y haya obedecido. La pesca sobreabundan-te y las redes repletas fueron ya sólo una consecuen-cia. Para nuestro Señor no hay imposibles porque Él es Dios. El único imposible es que nuestra voluntad no quiera adherirse a lo que Él quiere y el milagro está precisamente aquí. Si echamos una hojeada a todo el evangelio, nos daremos cuenta de que siem-pre actúa así nuestro Señor: todos los milagros co-mienzan con la fe y es la única condición que Él po-ne para poder actuar. Sólo cuando aceptamos a Jesús con el corazón y doblamos las rodillas de nuestra mente, aunque humanamente no se vea nada, aunque el llanto explote en nuestra garganta y las lágrimas arrasen nuestros ojos, aunque tengamos que esperar contra toda esperanza humana y sangre el corazón... si creemos en Él y lo aceptamos, así como Dios nos visita, ¡es entonces cuando Jesús realiza el milagro!

BULA DE CONVOCACIÓN DEL JUBILEO EXTRAORDINARIO DE LA MISERICORDIA

Misericordiae Vultus DEL SANTO PADRE FRANCISCO

25. Un Año Santo extraordinario, entonces, para vivir en la vida de cada día la misericordia que desde siempre el Padre dispensa hacia nosotros. En este Jubileo dejémonos sorprender por Dios. Él nunca se cansa de destrabar la puerta de su corazón para repetir que nos ama y quiere compartir con nosotros su vida. La Iglesia siente la urgen-cia de anunciar la misericordia de Dios. Su vida es autén-tica y creíble cuando con convicción hace de la misericor-dia su anuncio. Ella sabe que la primera tarea, sobre todo en un momento como el nuestro, lleno de grandes espe-ranzas y fuertes contradicciones, es la de introducir a to-dos en el misterio de la misericordia de Dios, contemplan-do el rostro de Cristo. La Iglesia está llamada a ser el pri-mer testigo veraz de la misericordia, profesándola y vi-viéndola como el centro de la Revelación de Jesucristo.

NUESTROS ENCUENTROS Los martes: Oración del grupo de la Renovación de 6:30 a 9:00 pm en la Iglesia de abajo. Los jueves: ADORACION EUCARISTICA, de 6:30 a 8:30 pm en la Iglesia de abajo. Los viernes: Encuentro del coro a las 7:00 pm en la biblioteca Tercer viernes del mes: Encuentro de Parejas a las 6:30 pm en la casa Santa Teresa. Todos los domingos después de la misa de 12:00 pm: Cafecito Latino para todos en el salón Murray. Clases para adultos: Hoy después de la misa

AVISOS: ** MIERCOLES (10 de Febrero) de CENIZAS: Santa Misa (bilingüe) a las 7:00 pm. ** Taller para Proclamadores de la Palabra (lectores): Martes 2, 9, 16 y 23 de Febrero de 6:30 a 9:00 pm. en el Centro Pastoral de Braintree. ** “Caminando con Jesús” por la radio al AM 1600 todos pueden ser perdonadas, no olvidadas. CONFESIONES (febrero) Jueves 4, de 6:30 - 7:30pm (iglesia de abajo) Sábado 13, de 3:00 - 4:00pm (iglesia de abajo)

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MISSION STATEMENT Rooted in the universal call to discipleship, the mission of Sacred Heart and St. Andrew the Apostle Parish in Roslindale and Forest Hills is to preach Jesus Christ. Proclamation of the gospel of Jesus Christ takes many forms: preaching, wor-

ship, education, service, works of mercy, and evangelization. The staff and the congregation are guided by the overall mission to proclaim the victory of Jesus Christ over sin and death in this time and place.

By this mission we are to be judged.

Rev. Msgr. Francis H. Kelley, Pastor

Rev. Mario Guarino, Parochial Vicar

Deacon Jesus Quiles

Mrs. Kathy M. Sherrod, Pastoral Assoc.

Parish Secretaries: Mary Dillow & Margaret Laboy

Rev. Eugene P. Sullivan, Sr. Priest, In Residence

Sacred Heart School: Mrs. Monica Haldiman, Principal 1035 Canterbury St, Roslindale 02131 Office: 617-323-2500 Fax: 617-325-7151 Tuition: 617-325-0229 After School Program: 617-325-3656 www.SacredHeart-Boston.org

Sunday Masses: Saturday Eve: 4:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM, 10:00 AM & 5:15 PM, 12:00 PM in Spanish Weekday Masses: Monday-Friday: 8:30 AM Saturday: 8:30 AM

Penance: Saturday, 3:00-3:45 PM, Lower Church Baptism: Call Rectory for arrangements. Marriage: Call Rectory to speak with one of the priests at least 6 months be-fore the marriage.

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SUNDAY, February 7 Coffee– English 11:30 am St. Theresa House

CCD - English 11:30 am School Coffee– Spanish 01:00 pm Murray Room

TUESDAY, February 9 Prayer Group– Spanish 06:15 pm Lower Church Boy Scout Troop 7 07:00 pm St. Theresa House

WEDNESDAY, February 10 Ash Wednesday Haitian Bible Study 07:00 pm Rectory

THURSDAY, February 11 Eucharistic Adoration 06:30 pm Lower Church Spanish Coordinator Meeting 06:45 pm Murray Room FRIDAY, February 12 Spanish Choir 07:00 pm Rectory Haitian Prayer Group 07:00 pm Lower Church

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